Kilt Rock – a rock like a kiltHis resemblance to the tartan pattern of the kilt earned this coastline the name Kilt Rock. In the past, sailors used it as an important landmark. Today, it is mostly admired by tourists.
Elgol – Mountains, sea and ancient storiesThis view is second to none: From the harbour at Elgol on the Isle of Skye, visitors can see right into the black heart of the Black Cuillin massif. Wonderful!
MacLeod’s Tables – the arrogance of Alasdair MacLeodThe two peaks of the MacLeods Tables proudly overlook the Duirinish peninsula on Skye. How did they get their name? Of course there is a story
Dun Ringill – Hike to the Iron Age FortressCovered in heather and fern, perched on a rocky outcrop jutting into the sea, is the Iron Age fort of Dun Ringill. The way there is a trip into the wilderness
Neist Point – powerful island finish in the westThe end of the Isle of Skye comes with a thunderclap: Neist Point, on the far west of the island, features an impressive interplay of cliffs and sea.
Isle of Raasay Distillery – it shows us the heart of the islandTo drink a whisky from the Isle of Raasay Distillery, you still have to wait. But their buildings and people are already worth a visit today.
Rubha nam Bràithrean – the Brother’s Point with dino printsA headland that stretches into the sea with bizarre shapes: Brother’s Point. People once lived on it and dinosaur footprints can be found around it.
Scorrybreac Circuit – beautiful walk near PortreeScorrybreac was once home to the Chief of the Nicolsons on the Isle of Skye. Today, a circular trail leads through the history of the clan.
Eilean Chaluim Cille – old centre of the island bishopsHidden and overgrown on the Isle of Skye lies a religious centre of the Middle Ages – Eilean Chaluim Cille.
Loch Coruisk – Dreamlike loch between rugged mountains on SkyeLike a dark magic mirror, Loch Coruisk lies hemmed in by craggy mountain peaks amidst the mountains of Skye. No road leads to it. Coruisk is one of Scotland’s most beautiful but also one of its most remote lochs. The loch is dotted with small islands and rocks. Around it tower the black Cuillins – it’s eerily quiet.
